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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10602, 30 April 1896, Page 3

Amuaetnema. T. R. V. FOURTH ANNUAL BALL. A GRAND MILITARY BALL will be held in the DRILL HALL ON MONDAY, 25th MAY, 1896 (Queen's Birthbay). TICKETS:— Ladies, 2s 6d ; Gentlemen, ss. Further particulars in future issue. SERGT. ARCHIE HOOKER, Hon. Secretary. 830 EDUCATION. MRS DOWLING begs to announce that she is prepared to receive EVENING PUPILS on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 7 to 9 p.m., at her residence, Courtenay-streot. Terms, Is per evening. 872 WAITARA WEST. np AXE NOTICE.— -Any persons found JL trespassing with dog or gun on the property of the undersigned will be prosecuted SAMUEL R. TAYLOR, 846 ARTHUR GILBERT NOTICE. WHEREAS one CHESTNUT HORSE branded like 12 on near Bhouldor, white face, no shoes on, has been impounded in the puHlic pound at Mangorei by W. Coad, and whereas it has been jroved to my satisfaction that the poundkeeper has complied with the provisions of the Impounding Act of 1884, now therefore, I, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the Colony of flew Zealand, do hereby order that the said horse shall be sold on the sixth day of May next according to the provisions of the said Act. C. K. STOCK. Dated this 28th day of April, 1896. G. WATERS Poundkeeper. EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR TIMBER YARDS. 4in Kanri Architraves, 12s per 100 feet Bin Kauri Architraves, 15s per 100 feet. All other kinds at similar rates. 9in Skirting at 133 per 100 feet. Kauri costs one-third less for fixing than local timber. Joinery of all kinds made at lowest rates. Carved Trusses, per pair, from 3s. Cameron's Superior Hydraulic Lime, 7s 6d Knight Bevan's Cement, 16s. Wilson's Hydraulic Lime, 7s 6d. N.B. — Architraves and Shirtings all ■easoned, not green from the mill. G. CLIFF* BUIL DER, DEVON STREET, 95J> L. MARKS, FASHIONABLE TAILOR (LATE OF MELBOURNE), HAVING, since he commenced Business iv rooms over Courtney's Auction Mart, Devon-street, met with unprecedented success, has decided to settle permanently here. Customers may rely, as hitherto, upon their orders being executed with promptitude, and every care will be taken to give satisfaction as to material and fit, while prices will be found as low as can be charged commensurate with excellence in style and workmanship. REPAIRS, &c7"PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 25 per cent saved on each Garment. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS, and Don't Forget to call on *£- L. MARKS, DEVON STREET, (Over Courtney's Auction Mart). 947 . ' OYSTERS OYSTERS, STEWED, FRD3D, and CURRIED, , AT rpARANAKI OYSTER SALOON X and REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Ham and Eggs, Poached Eggs, Boiled Eggs, or any style, prepared at MISS CONNOR'S, (Next Sorenson's Fruit Stall), Nicoll's Buildings. Smoked Mullet and Sohnapper by every boat. 949 P. G. SMITH, A OHITEOT, BUILDING SUBVEYO ft^vx E*sy month. OraoE— DEVON STREET (over Mr Courtney's Auction Mart, STOCK-TAKING IN view of immediate stock taking, and making room for LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF WINTER GOODS, I will make a SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION in all classes of Goods during next month. All Summer and Autumn Goods will be cleared out at Cost Price. Inspeot the price of Prints, Tweede, Cashmere, Muslins, Straw Hats, Flowers, Ribbou, &c, &c, and prove that this is the CHEAPEST DRAPERY SALE OF THE SEASON. GROCERIES at prices that defy competition — TEAS, from Is 8d upwards, Ironmongery, Crockery, Boots and Shoe» at our usual LOW PRICES. M MACKAY, GENERAL STOREKEEPER AND IMPORTER INGLEWOOD. FROM £1 to £3 to be made per day. Easy occupation. Sendaddress and ix penny stamps to Edison & Co., General Post Office, Wellington. 747 alLli&Y'S DKY GIN — Certifiad valuable for kidney affections.